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Pembroke Pines invites residents to enjoy Beats and Bites free January concert featuring hits from multiple decades

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Pembroke Pines, Florida – Pembroke Pines is kicking off the new year with a lively evening of music, food, and nostalgia as the Beats & Bites series returns for January with a special Free Throwback Thursday concert. Scheduled for Thursday, January 15, 2026, from 7 to 9 PM, the event will take place at the Charles F. Dodge City Center, located at 601 City Center Way, inviting residents and visitors to enjoy a night of live music and delicious bites.

This month’s theme, Journey Through the Decades, promises a vibrant mix of hits from multiple eras, bringing together music lovers of all ages. From classic rock to pop favorites and soulful hits from the past, the concert will celebrate the best of decades gone by while showcasing talented local and regional bands. Organizers describe the evening as a fusion of sound and flavor, designed to transport attendees through time while keeping the energy high on the city center plaza.

“Beats & Bites is more than just a concert. It’s a celebration of community, music, and flavor,” said event organizers. Held one Thursday evening each month from 7 to 9 PM, the series transforms the outdoor plaza into a lively performance space where people can dance, sing along, or simply relax under the tent and enjoy the atmosphere. Each month features a unique Throwback Thursday theme, keeping the experience fresh while continuing the tradition of bringing music and food together.

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Alongside the music, a rotating lineup of food vendors will offer bites that complement the vibe of the night. From savory snacks to sweet treats, attendees can pair their favorite songs with a variety of flavorful options. The combination of live music and curated food selections creates a relaxed yet energetic environment, making Beats & Bites a highlight for anyone looking to enjoy a casual evening out.

Whether you’re coming to relive the hits of decades past, dance with friends, or simply enjoy a night under the stars with tasty food, Beats & Bites offers something for everyone. The city encourages residents to bring family, friends, and neighbors to experience the fusion of music, flavor, and community that has made the series a monthly tradition in Pembroke Pines.

With free admission, this month’s Journey Through the Decades concert continues the city’s commitment to providing accessible, high-quality cultural events for its residents. Attendees can expect a night full of energy, nostalgia, and culinary treats, all set against the backdrop of a vibrant outdoor plaza designed to celebrate local talent and bring people together.

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Beats & Bites has quickly become a staple of Pembroke Pines’ cultural calendar, offering an opportunity for residents to connect, celebrate, and make memories. With each month featuring a fresh theme, the January edition is the perfect way to start the year on a high note, combining the best of music, community, and flavor in one unforgettable evening.

For those looking for a fun and engaging Thursday night event, Beats & Bites offers a unique mix of entertainment and cuisine that invites everyone to come together, enjoy the music, and savor the bites, making it a highlight of Pembroke Pines’ winter calendar.

 

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